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THESE ARE 20 TRAINING MODULES USED FOR INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP TRAINING BY TOPIC. (file size 2MB to 9MB each) PPT Files | PDF Files | Training Module | Title | Topics | PPT | PDF | 1 | Lensatic Compass | The parts and features, and how to sight a selected landmark with the lensatic compass using the Compass-to-Cheek or the Center-hold method. | PPT | PDF | 2 | Map Margin | What the data in the map's margin represents, map care and how to properly fold a map. | PPT | PDF | 3 | Map Scale | Maps come in three scale sizes; SMALL, MEDIUM, and LARGE. Which affects the amount of area covered and detail that will be shown. | PPT | PDF | 4 | Map Symbols | Map language that is simple to understand. BUT you must first know what the symbols represent, in order to read and speak map language to others. | PPT | PDF | 5 | Terrain Relief | Relief shows elevation; it indicates variations in terrain features and heights of natural features. | PPT | PDF | 6 | Map Information | What the protractor is for. Map is read for four basic kinds of information; direction, distance, postion, and identification. | PPT | PDF | 7 | Sense of Direction | Lateral drift, current bearing, obstacles, back azimuth, deliberate offset. | PPT | PDF | 8 | Resection | With map only. Modified Resection with map or compass and Distance Resection. | PPT | PDF | 9 | Intersection Triangulation | Two methods to locate your position with compass bearings. | PPT | PDF | 10 | Make Map Speak Compass Language | There is no need to orient the map to find your position. | PPT | PDF | 11 | Plotting Position Coordinates | This is good to use when navigators have the same maps and need to communicate their location to others using cooordinates. | PPT | PDF | 12 | Route Measure | Map straight-line distance, map curvature distance, and map slope distance. | PPT | PDF | 13 | Pace Count | How to pace count with Ranger Pacing Beads. Estimating rate of SPEED is essential when calculating the amount of time it will take to traverse a route. | PPT | PDF | 14 | Travel Distance Estimation | Estimation by 100 Meter rule, estimation by Rule-of-Thumb, estimation by Time. | PPT | PDF | 15 | Plan to Navigate | Group or alone, equipment, safety, responsibilities, study map terrain, route selection. | PPT | PDF | 16 | Stay on Course | Advance reference points and advance baselines, Thumb-the-Map. | PPT | PDF | 17 | Additional Navigation Skills | Estimating daylight left, conserving energy, prevent blisters, weather insight, and estimating distance with the Lensatic Compass Mils (Technique 1 and Technique 2), Distance Resection, and drawing your own map. | PPT | PDF | 18 | Navigating Different Terrain | Special environments; terrains that can be featureless, rough, dense, unpredictable footing, and unpredictable weather or visibility. | PPT | PDF | 19 | Night Navigation | Night adaptation, protecting night vision, Lensatic Compass night navigating. | PPT | PDF | 20 | Sustainment | Sustainment program, Train-the-Trainer, set up a Land Navigation course. |
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